Murtsgod

Saturday Night

Daddy

In the Midnight

Crawl

El Dorado

Ticket Master

Swear words edited out for radio airplay.

Ticket Master (Radio Edit - No Fucks)

Beginning with 2 brothers, Dogstrum’s journey is traced to a Seattle suburb basement filled with nothing but spare time and the desire to piss off the neighbors. Beer laden jam sessions centered around a beer box broom stick mic stand, led them to stumble upon weekly open mic appearances at the local Darrell's Tavern. After a few months of confidence building open mics, Dogstrum moved onto the local Seattle circuit.

Growing up in Seattle during the 90's has lent Dogstrum their sound which has been lovingly described as grump-punk by local art mag "The Stranger."

With the addition of an Indiana native in 2015, this power rock trio consist of Jake Flatt (guitar/vocals), Cody Plaiss (bass/Po’ Brothers) and Trev Flatt (drums).

Dogstrum’s first EP, cleverly titled Murtsgod, was recorded and mixed by Ben Jenkins at The Killroom Studio in the Georgetown neighborhood of Seattle. Murtsgod was released at Neumos on July 30th, 2016 and can be found on iTunes, Spotify, Amazon, CDbaby, Google play, Apple Music, Youtube and more!

Shorty after the release of Murtsgod, Dogstrum was featured on the local radio station KISW 99.9 “The Rock” as the Loud and Local band of the week.

Dogstrum is a rock 'n' roll swirly of a good time, enjoy!

The band has been described as follows:

“Seattle’s Dogstrum fucking throws down. Their new single, “Ticket Master”, has all the ruckus energy of a nightclub on fire. Crunchy guitars pair with powerful vocals for some seriously stellar rock n roll.”
-Yabyumwest.com ‘7 Rad Rock Singles’

“Dogstrum reminds me of bands on Hype! (Grunge documentary) and stuff from my school years, somewhat distanced from, that I'd missed out on. The sound makes one cozy. They play longer, and louder, and sound more like a grumpy smurf, and don't require a VHS player!”
-Dale Anderson

“Dogstrum delivers music that flexes between grungy garage and the well ordered lawn of rock ‘n’ roll, that in whatever guise pummels lumps out of the plaster as the pulverizing bass jackhammers the room whilst mewling guitar claws at the arms and percussion flies like a scalded cat which is all brought to context by a growling blues-rock vocal.”
-EmergingIndieBands.com